Sentence examples for hard time giving from inspiring English sources

He says he has a hard time giving much credence to this argument.

Small signs suggest, however, that he will have a hard time giving up executive powers.

He just has a hard time giving up the Republican team he's been rooting for his whole life.

"Even though there are good salt substitutes and other spices they can use, they have a hard time giving it up," he said.

It's the right question because plenty of traditionalists, myself included, have had a hard time giving Facebook games much credit as creative endeavors.

Assembly Democrats are still having a hard time giving up on the idea of a board where the public can vent anger or express views important to their children's educational well-being.

If someone is giving you a hard time, give them a hard time back.

The uncertainty means that tax planners are going to have a harder time giving their usual advice — gauging whether it is better to accelerate income and delay deductions or vice versa.

Which is why people have a much harder time giving up their cheese than other animal products.

Regardless of players' offensive and defensive success on the court, when executives made bigger bets on players, they had a harder time giving up on them, as that would mean conceding a blunder.

Make a list of what devices you can live without, and which ones you'll have the hardest time giving up.